Sentence examples for disproportionately young from inspiring English sources

Here's another thing: The Hispanic population is disproportionately young.

This population is disproportionately young, male, and unemployed.

British blacks are disproportionately young and tend to live in big cities, which are heavily policed.

The public face of the disabled is a disproportionately young face.

The workers are disproportionately young and badly paid, with most earning less than the living wage.

In the UK, cycling remains a disproportionately young (and male) mode of transport.

Interestingly, these were disproportionately younger scholars submitting proposals than typically seen in publications in top finance journals.

Those who use the Internet for news are disproportionately younger, better educated and more affluent, the survey said.

Meanwhile, it disenfranchised tens of thousands of Kansans, who were disproportionately younger voters or voters with no party affiliation.

There appear to be two parallel universes of Democratic voters this season — one disproportionately older, the other disproportionately younger — whose habits make them almost invisible to each other.

Podemos owes its success to a range of community-based movements, beginning with the indignados in 2011, when disproportionately younger voters filled central city squares.